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Mae Reeves, a pioneering Black businesswoman in Philadelphia, crafted unique hats for over 50 years, serving celebrities and locals alike. Notably, she transformed her millinery shop into a polling station, promoting voter engagement. Celebrated for...
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The TGL golf league, featuring Tiger Woods and Rory McIlroy, wraps up its inaugural season with a unique format played indoors at SoFi Center. Combining technology and traditional gameplay, TGL showcases golf's evolution, highlighting the shift towar...
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Over 120 attendees convened at Wesley Grove United Church of Christ for a screening of Uprooted, an Emmy-winning documentary highlighting the devastation of a historic Black neighborhood in Newport News. The gathering united displaced families, commu...
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A historical marker will honor The Old Folks Home, a groundbreaking facility for impoverished elderly Black individuals in the early 1900s, on March 29 in Essex County. Managed by an all-women trustee board, it offered essential support to aging Afri...
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In the heart of Dallas, one nonprofit is making a powerful difference for homeless youth. After8toEducate serves more than 4,000 students between the ages of 14 and 21, offering them not just shelter, but a real path forward. Located within the Fanni...
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George Foreman, a revered two-time heavyweight champion and Olympic gold medalist, died on March 21, 2025, at age 76. His family expressed their grief on social media, celebrating his legacy as a preacher, father, and humanitarian. Foreman’s illustri...
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Dallas City Manager Kimberly Bizor Tolbert has shortlisted five finalists for the police chief role: Roberto Arredondo Jr., Brian Boetig, Daniel C. Comeaux, Michael T. Igo, and Catrina M. Shead. These candidates were chosen from a pool of 25, showcas...
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Birmingham is set to unveil a comprehensive sustainability plan aimed at fostering a healthier, resilient, and economically vibrant community. Launching this spring, the initiative will engage all 23 neighborhoods, focusing on inclusivity. Residents...
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Mary Lee Bendolph, an acclaimed quiltmaker from Gee’s Bend, skillfully transforms leftover fabrics into breathtaking quilts. Guided by her mother, she innovatively combines geometric patterns, often disregarding conventional designs. Her artistry has...
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BY KENYA HUNTER | Associated Press ATLANTA — Globally, Black women dedicate considerable time to salons for synthetic braiding but are increasingly wary of health risks. A Consumer Reports study identified toxic chemicals in widely used braiding p...
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The Kimball High School Knights boys varsity basketball team celebrated their eighth championship, defeating Houston-Washington Eagles 71-48 on March 7. Led by coach Nicke Smith, the Knights showcased stellar defense, allowing only four points in the...
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The Texas Health and Human Services Commission highlights kidney disease resources and encourages organ donor registration for National Kidney Month. More than 50,000 Texans undergo dialysis, with 8,000 awaiting transplants. Timely detection of kidne...
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(The Texas Tribune) A Texas agency diverted $1 billion from Houston neighborhoods post-Harvey, violating civil rights. Investigations halted under Trump's administration, leaving victims without compensation. Critics argue this rollback undermines h...
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Mild sleep-disordered breathing (SDB) affects 6% to 17% of U.S. children, leading to snoring, pauses in breathing, and behavioral issues. African American children face higher risks. Treatments include lifestyle changes and adenotonsillectomy, which...
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Gospel legends Blind Boys of Alabama and blues artist Cedric Burnside will perform at Nashville's City Winery this April. The Blind Boys grace the stage on April 1, followed by Burnside on April 3. Don't miss these unforgettable shows! For tickets, v...